What can cause the leaves of citrus trees to curl up, and will it be simple to fix? Citrus trees make fantastic additions to a space. Growing lemons, limes, oranges, or any other citrus tree ...

But it quickly becomes a stressful endeavor when you spot a mystery problem, such as your citrus leaves turning yellow. Whether it's an orange, lime, grapefruit, or lemon tree's leaves turning ...

Q: Our citrus leaves are curled/deformed at the tips. What ever is infecting the trees seems to prefer the new growth. C.P., Houston A: Sounds like the work of the citrus leafminer. The adult ...

allowing leaf compounds to leach out, according to the published findings. The findings bring new hope to Florida's citrus growers, said Andrew Meadows, director of communication at Florida Citrus ...

The blotchiness is not symmetrical, meaning one side of the leaf is not a mirror image of the other. The next noticeable symptom is where the term “citrus greening” comes from. The fruit can ...

Q: I received two citrus from a friend's garden. They have that pest that makes squiggles on the leaves. Should I treat them with an insecticide before or after I plant them? — R.S., Houston A ...

It’s raining citrus leaves and almost all is well for Space Coast growers – at least for now. The dry, curled leaves that have recently begun dropping from orange and grapefruit branches ...

QUESTION: Something is producing silvery trails on my citrus leaves. Will it harm the foliage? Is there a control? ANSWER: The cause of the winding trails and tunnels is a citrus leaf miner ...